Re: Recognizing Druids
TopazOwl

Mon Oct 26 20:40:11 1998
     It is my considered opinion that the education of a Druid, no matter the time span required, would have been the highest knowledge available for the time. It would also have been very diverse, by necessity, and Searles has a relatively accurate list of subjects, I'm thinking.*p*     But somehow I can't imagine a child beginning a formal education at birth, which is what would be required if they were to finish those twenty years that Ceasar talks about by age twenty. :-)*p*     I do agree that there must have been some elementary education before moving on to higher education, though. After all, sons of kings were schooled by the same Druids, and yet they were not Druids...well, not often, anyway.*p*Leigh
Re: Recognizing Druids
Aicerno OCathasaigh
238
Mon Oct 26 17:05:17 1998